Install Litium Apsis Connector

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Installation instructions.

Before you start you should contact Apsis to create an Apsis account. You will need the information when configuring the add-on.

Important!

Litium is the data master for the mailing lists that are created through Litium, and will be prefixed with "Litium_" in the mailing list name. Any changes to these mailing lists done from Apsis backoffice will be undone, and they will be restored to the equivalent in Litium when the Apsis add-on syncrhonization is run.

You may have your own mailing lists created on the Apsis side. They will not be synchronized back to Litium, and they will not be affected by the Apsis add-on synchronizations (from add-on version 2.0.1).

  1. Download the add-on package.
  2. Copy the contents of the Web folder in the installation package to your wwwroot folder.
  3. Add the following start-up task to your web.config file (<taskSettings>/<startupTasks>):
    <startupTask type="Litium.Studio.AddOns.Apsis.StartUpTask, Litium.Studio.AddOns.Apsis" parameters="" />
  4. Add the following scheduled task to your web.config file (<taskSettings>/<scheduledTasks>): 
    <scheduledTask type="Litium.Studio.AddOns.Apsis.PeriodicSyncTask, Litium.Studio.AddOns.Apsis" startTime="00:25" interval="24h" />
    You should configure the scheduled task to run at an appropriate time interval (more information is here).
  5. If you are not upgrading, rename the Litium.Studio.AddOns.Apsis.dll.config.tmpl.exclude file in your wwwroot/bin folder to Litium.Studio.AddOns.Apsis.dll.config.
  6. If you are upgrading, backup the existing Litium.Studio.AddOns.Apsis.dll.config in your wwwroot/bin folder, and rename the Litium.Studio.AddOns.Apsis.dll.config.tmpl.exclude to Litium.Studio.AddOns.Apsis.dll.config.
  7. Make sure the <add key="IntegrationDirectory" value="" /> application setting is configured in the web.config file <appSettings> section. The value should point to your integration directory. Your IIS needs read/write permissions to this directory.

    To give read/write permission to IIS, you can run the IIS application pool under an account which has folder read/write permissions, or give the IIS application pool user the necessary permissions to that folder.
Updated   2020-06-10